– Fans keep on sneaking around the stadium planning to get into the enclosure
Scarcely hours to the commencement of the terrifically imperative 2017 African Cup of Nations qualifier between the Super Eagles of Nigeria and the Pharaohs of Egypt, there is an overwhelming vicinity of security men who have cordoned off the Ahmadu Bello Stadium, Kaduna, venue of the match. Men of the Nigeria Police Force, Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) and also Nigerian Army officers are taking no risks by any means, on the ball which is charged to commence at 4pm today March 25. As indicated by a Super Eagles supporter who argued namelessness, he has been around the Stadium since 9am, yet couldn't get the ticket. "I have been here since 9am, yet i can't discover ticket. The police wont permit us get into the stadium. Actually, i was advised the ticket should be free, however we can not discover it.
Not happy with the circumstance, fans were found in gatherings around the prominent Constitution Road, wanting to get the ticket to get into the enclosure.
Then, the president of the Nigeria Football Federation(NFF) Amaju Pinnick and some of his top positioning authorities are loaded with applause for the Kaduna state government on the ball.
Pinnick, close by Shehu Dikko, his second VP, Mohammed Sanusi, the general secretary and the national specialized chief Amodu Shuaibu viewed the Super Eagles train Wednesday March 23 evening and were left awed with the condition of the pitch and the state of mind of the fans.
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